A white CBC journalist took screenshots of his racialized colleague’s private messages, in some cases cropping them to make them look more egregious, and sent them to management, resulting in his coworker getting fired, according to an arbitration decision of a union grievance that ruled against the Canadian public broadcaster.
Winnipeg-based CBC News reporter Austin Grabish searched and screenshotted tweets and Whatsapp messages made by his coworker Ahmar Khan, some of which discussed Khan’s concerns about how CBC forced him to delete a tweet criticizing hockey commentator Don Cherry for being racist. Khan had also leaked that CBC management made him delete his tweet to Canadaland.
Canada Proud is Spreading Misleading Propaganda Claiming COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Distributed According to ‘Skin Colour’
A video published by a right-wing Facebook page called “Canada Proud” is alleging that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is “turning his back on science” and distributing COVID-19 vaccines “based on their race, not on their risk.”
